Airarms Tx200 .22 

I love my tx200hc even without tuning its smooth and easy to use. Just the feel of the rifle and the fit and finish is gorgeous love using it on a sunny day roaming the fields bit heavy mind you. Grand review mate keep them videos coming. One love ❤ Ali

Hello My friend, Thank you for your review of this beautiful, capable air rifle. Personally, I think they are a joy to own. The blueing/blacking, fishscale chequering, accuracy, just amazing and as someone previously quite rightly described, The Rolls Royce of air guns. The stock goes to the same place on my chin, every time. In your pellet test, it was nice to see the BSA Goldstar's do very well, arguably better than the JSB's, which I mainly use. Out in the field, I'd agree, they are a heavy unit and compared to an air rifle with a magazine, your next follow up shot could be a hurried fumble? They are heavy, though I've made my own sling for mine, out of an SA80 rifle sling off Ebay. The air rifle hangs down in front of me, as opposed to over my shoulder, the barrel pointing to the sky. The air rifle has to be kept hold of, though the full weight of the gun is on your shoulder, which really is the intention. Yes, its a fantastic air rifle, regardless of its competitors, just in it's own right. Every time I look at them, I just love them more. A beautiful, beautiful unit. Thank you for your time. Best wishes, Ian.

Lovely looking rifle. Not familiar with some of the pellets but the Air Arms look good.

Hello

Quality springer, probably only bettered by it's sibling brother the Pro Sport .. Excellent testing..

That is the TX200 rifle. Not a TX200 HC

Are you sure that's a "HC"? Looks like a full rifle to my eye.

Air Arms is like the Rolls Royce of airguns

But remember, the TX200 is a copy of the HW77 , its more or less a full copy , the HWs piston shoots in a straight line when fired ,the TX piston twists around on firing , the is a walther and the stock Italian made , and they dud have a lot of problems with the blueing on the barrel not matching the blueing on the cylinder , just giving out Facts , cheers

.177 = .22